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I’m in the market for an at-home espresso machine. Budget is between $500-$1,500. What should I buy?
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I have a bambino and I wish I had gone a step up, it doesn’t get hot enough to properly extract anything but dark roast. If I were to buy again I’d go Gaggia Classic or used Rancilio Silvia + Niche Zero
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Breville Bambino Plus is what I use and is on the low end of your range
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@ludo
Nespresso is plastic garbage (despite their effort to brand as luxury), avoid. Breville is middle range, ok quality, a bit of a toy still. In your budget you could get Rocket / Lelit which are well built and have standard size portafilters and will last for life.
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@evav.eth
nespresso machine, all that fancy shit eventually breaks and then you have to wait 3 months for it to be repaired in Italy.
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@skyron.eth
We love our Jura. You can pick one up used in your price range.
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@stas
Check James Hoffmann YouTube on budget machines and grinders. I think realistically you'll have to split the budget between both to get a good coffee. James is also just fun to watch 🥰
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@frdysk.eth
Electric or non-electric?
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@chait
- Breville Bambino + Breville Smart Grinder - Subscribe to beanz.com to get fresh beans delivered (assuming you are in the States)
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we have a Breville Barista Express Impress and it's great
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You can’t go wrong with any of the Brevilles. I found investing in a good bottomless portafilter to have higher impact in taste and quality
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@samantha
Not sure how practical this is but I find this particular machine beautiful https://www.anzacoffee.com/products/anza-concrete-espresso-machine
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@futureartist
Breville. Spend more on the grinder than the brewer. Makes more of a difference.
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this https://warpcast.com/seanconnolly/0xaa11a365
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Quick Mill 820. As opposed to what some people in this thread assert about espresso machines, it does not break and is not complicated. I bought a second-hand 20 year old one and it has been going strong for years. https://www.quickmill.it/en/products/gruppo-quick-mill-en/mod-0820/
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Breville
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@wmougayar
Breville.
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@kodys.eth
A little pricier, but you won’t regret it. https://www.ranciliogroup.com/rancilio/silvia-pro-x/
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Breville Barista Express 🔝
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@reisub.eth
If you're not super into making getting a cup of espresso/lungo into a ceremony or ritual I can highly recommend just getting a Jura e6 and go for high qualify beans in small batches so they never get stale.
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